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Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair


24/7 Roadside Truck & Trailer Repair, Mobile Semi Truck & Trailer Repair and Mobile RV & Bus Repair in Las Vegas and South 15 Corridor

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Kaos provides 24/7 emergency roadside assistance for all big rigs and trailers.

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We’ll get you back on the road fast with expert mobile RV or bus repair in southern Nevada.

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Our mobile diesel mechanics cater to the needs of large motorhomes, RVs and tour buses.

For more than 30 years Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair has been offering mobile semi truck repair and diesel roadside service in Las Vegas and throughout southern Nevada.


Our professional diesel mechanics cater to the needs of all makes and models of big rigs, trailers and other commercial trucks. We will always arrive at the service location equipped with the tools and parts to solve any problem with your diesel fleet vehicle, bus, RV or other large commercial vehicle. We strive to provide fast services for our customers, because we understand how valuable your time is and that if your big rig is down, so are your profits. If you find yourself in need of commercial roadside assistance or tractor trailer repair in Las Vegas or the surrounding area, don’t hesitate to contact Kaos Solutions. We’re available 24/7 and always ready to deliver exceptional services at fair prices.



  • 24/7 Roadside Assistance 
  • Mobile Diesel Truck Repair
  • Commercial Vehicle Repair
  • Fleet Vehicle Repair & Service
  • Mobile Diesel Engine Repair
  • Truck Transmission Service
  • Air Brake Repairs & Air Ride Systems
  • Refrigeration System Service
  • Motorhome, RV & Bus Repair
  • Fully Mobile Diesel Mechanics

As an expert mobile commercial truck repair service in southern Nevada, the crew at Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair takes pride in helping long haul drivers and other commercial vehicle operators keep their equipment in tip top shape. We combine years of hands-on experience with modern computer aided diagnostic tools to perform fast mobile services. Whether you need complex diesel engine repair, truck transmission services, air brake repair or semi truck tire replacement, we do it all, we do it right and we do it on the side of the road. We’re available day or night to provide 24/7 road services for all types of diesel vehicles. If you’ve suffered a breakdown in your truck, bus or RV, call Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair at (844) 219-0633 and we’ll be on our way. Our mobile diesel mechanics in Las Vegas will have you back on the road in no time.

Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair Blog

by Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair 13 Oct, 2024
Semi trucks endure intense demands during long hauls, making it crucial for their engines to remain in excellent condition. When engine problems arise, they can lead to costly repairs and significant downtime. At Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair, we provide expert mobile semi truck engine repair in the greater Las Vegas area. Here are five common semi truck engine problems to be aware of. Overheating Overheating is a frequent issue in semi truck engines, especially when operating under heavy loads in hot conditions. Common causes include low coolant levels, coolant leaks, a malfunctioning radiator, or a broken water pump. Overheating can lead to severe engine damage, so it’s vital to monitor the engine temperature and promptly address any overheating signs. Fuel Injector Failure Fuel injectors are responsible for delivering fuel into the engine’s combustion chamber. As the miles add up, injectors can become clogged or worn out, leading to uneven fuel distribution, poor fuel-economy, and decreased performance. Turbocharger Issues Turbochargers boost the power output of semi truck engines, but they are susceptible to wear and tear. A common symptom of a turbo problem is a loss of engine power. It’s important to address turbocharger issues ASAP. Blown Head Gaskets The head gasket seals the combustion chamber and prevents oil and coolant from mixing. When a head gasket blows, it can result in oil leaks, coolant leaks, and loss of engine compression. Blown head gaskets can lead to very expensive repairs, and should be promptly brought to the mechanic’s attention. Excessive Oil Consumption Excessive oil consumption is often a sign of an underlying engine problem, such as worn valve seals, or a damaged oil pan. When a semi truck engine burns more oil than usual, it can result in low oil levels, leading to engine overheating and potential seizure. Regularly checking and maintaining proper oil levels is essential to avoid severe engine damage. 24/7 Roadside Semi Truck Repair in Southern Nevada When you need roadside truck repair in Las Vegas, NV and the surrounding area, contact Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair at  (844) 219-0633  . Our local diesel mechanics are also highly experienced with semi truck tire services in Southern Nevada. We’ll show up as soon as possible to get you safely back on the road!
by Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair 13 Sept, 2024
Tire blowouts are a serious concern for semi truck drivers, posing risks to safety and leading to costly delays. These blowouts can occur unexpectedly, and understanding the most common reasons behind them can help truckers take preventive measures. If your big rig does suffer a blowout, you’ll want help to arrive ASAP. At Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair, we provide 24/7 semi truck tire replacement in the greater Las Vegas area. Here are five common causes of semi truck tire blowouts. Underinflation Underinflated tires are one of the leading causes of blowouts. When tires don’t have enough air pressure, their sidewalls flex excessively, generating heat. Over time, this heat weakens the tire structure, making it more prone to bursting. Regularly checking tire pressure and inflating to the manufacturer’s recommended level can help prevent blowouts caused by underinflation. Overloading Exceeding the truck’s recommended weight limit puts excessive stress on the tires. This extra pressure causes the tires to wear out faster and increases the risk of a blowout. Distributing weight evenly across the axles and adhering to the weight limits is crucial for maintaining tire integrity and reducing the likelihood of a blowout. Tire Wear and Tear Tires naturally wear down over time, and driving long distances at high speeds can accelerate this process. When tires are worn thin, they are less able to withstand road hazards like debris and potholes. Truckers should inspect their tires regularly for signs of excessive wear, such as low tread depth, and replace them as needed. Road Hazards Debris, potholes, and sharp objects on the road are common hazards that can cause tire blowouts. Even the best-maintained tires can be damaged by sudden impacts. While it’s impossible to avoid all road hazards, staying alert to road conditions and avoiding debris whenever possible can reduce the risk. Heat Buildup Semi truck tires are exposed to intense friction, especially during long-haul trips. In hot weather, the combination of high temperatures and friction can cause tires to overheat and blow out. Ensuring proper tire inflation, maintaining the correct load weight, and using tires designed for the truck's operating conditions can help minimize heat buildup. 24/7 Roadside Big Rig Tire Replacement in Southern Nevada When you need roadside truck repair in Las Vegas, NV and the surrounding area, contact Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair at  (844) 219-0633  . Give us a call when you need semi truck roadside assistance in greater Las Vegas!
by Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair 12 Aug, 2024
Semi trucks are essential for transporting goods across long distances, but they are also prone to overheating due to the heavy loads they carry and the long hours they run. Overheating can cause significant damage to the engine and other components, leading to costly repairs and downtime. When you first notice that your big rig is overheating, it’s important to take action. At Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair, we provide expert roadside semi truck cooling system repair in the greater Las Vegas area. Here’s a look at four common reasons that semi trucks overheat. Coolant Leaks Coolant leaks are one of the most common causes of overheating in semi trucks. Leaks can occur in various parts of the cooling system, such as the radiator, hoses, and water pump. When coolant levels drop, the engine cannot maintain the optimal temperature, leading to overheating. Regularly inspecting the cooling system for leaks and maintaining proper coolant levels can prevent this issue. Faulty Radiator The radiator is a crucial component of the cooling system, responsible for dissipating heat from the engine. As the miles add up, radiators can become clogged with dirt and debris, reducing their efficiency. A faulty radiator fan can also contribute to overheating, as it fails to draw enough air through the radiator to cool the coolant. Routine maintenance, such as flushing the radiator and ensuring the fan operates correctly, can help prevent overheating caused by radiator issues. Thermostat Failure The thermostat regulates the flow of coolant between the engine and the radiator. When the engine reaches a certain temperature, the thermostat opens to allow coolant to flow and cool the engine. If the thermostat fails to open or becomes stuck, the coolant cannot circulate properly, causing the engine to overheat. Replacing a faulty thermostat is a relatively simple repair that can prevent severe engine damage. Overloaded Engine Semi trucks are designed to carry heavy loads, but overloading the engine can lead to overheating. When a truck is overloaded, the engine has to work harder to move the vehicle, generating more heat in the process. This increased strain can overwhelm the cooling system, especially if it is not in optimal condition. Ensuring that the truck is not overloaded and adhering to weight limits can help prevent overheating and extend the life of the engine. 24/7 Roadside Semi Truck Repair in Southern Nevada When you need roadside truck repair in Las Vegas and the surrounding area, contact Kaos Truck & Trailer Repair at  (844) 219-0633  . Our local diesel mechanics will show up as soon as possible to get you back on the road!
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